wage war

Frequency: 7.515.6 per million words

To carry on a war.

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  • The terrorists were charged with waging war against the state.
  • Historically, empires would often wage war to expand their territories.
  • The small nation was forced to wage war to defend its sovereignty.
  • Activists are waging a war on plastic pollution through public campaigns.
  • If diplomacy fails, the government may have no choice but to wage war.
  • Many fear that rising tensions could lead the two countries to wage war on each other.
  • A long and costly war was waged over control of the valuable resources.
  • Doctors and scientists have been waging a war against infectious diseases for centuries.
  • The international community urged all parties not to wage war but to seek peaceful resolutions.
  • The dictator threatened to wage war on any country that opposed his regime.